9,500

A private wraparound terrace with skyline views sets the tone at 93 Underhill Avenue #5F. At approximately 1,500 square feet, this penthouse duplex pairs rooftop living with the character of a converted Brooklyn factory.The upper level is the homes standout: an open loft-style primary suite beneath a vaulted ceiling rising to nearly 15 feet. Windows stacked above tall terrace doors emphasize the height and bring in natural light. A full bathroom and closet complete the suite, with space for a sitting area beside the sleeping area. Step directly outside for morning coffee, outdoor dining or an evening above the surrounding rooftops.Downstairs, a substantial exposed timber beam spans the living area. Hardwood floors and tall windows carry the buildings industrial character through the space. The updated kitchen opens to the living room through a breakfast peninsula and includes a stainless steel gas range, dishwasher, refrigerator and built-in microwave.Two enclosed bedrooms, each with closet space, share this level with the second full bathroom. The three-bedroom layout places the open primary suite upstairs, creating distinct living and sleeping areas across two floors.Featured in Brownstoners Building of the Day series, 93 Underhill once housed the W.C. Vosburgh Manufacturing Company, a maker of decorative lighting fixtures. Its residential conversion, completed in 1988, added the rooftop penthouses and created an entrance courtyard behind a preserved brick facade.The building offers an elevator, laundry on every floor and a live-in superintendent. Vanderbilt Avenues restaurants and cafs are close by, with Prospect Park less than half a mile away. Nearby subway options include the 2/3 at Grand Army Plaza, B/Q at Seventh Avenue and C at ClintonWashington Avenues.Square footage and dimensions are approximate. Some photos are virtually staged.